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Drupady [299]
2 years ago
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George borrowed $1,895. 50 for two years. The total amount he repaid was $2,189. 38. How much interest did he pay for the loan?.

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ahrayia [7]2 years ago
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Answer:

Explanation:

George borrowed $1,895. 50 for two years. The total amount he repaid was $2,189. 38. How much interest did he pay for the loan?. George borrowed $1,895. 50 for two years. The total amount he repaid was $2,189. 38. How much interest did he pay for the loan?. George borrowed $1,895. 50 for two years. The total amount he repaid was $2,189. 38. How much interest did he pay for the loan?. George borrowed $1,895. 50 for two years. The total amount he repaid was $2,189. 38. How much interest did he pay for the loan?.

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54 Wages Expense

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56 Utilities Expense

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